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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
3
The new time card on the T. and P. railway took effect Sunday. Fools Cap Paper now stocked at Jimp. office with shipping tags available. Commissioners' Court to meet in regular session Monday.
During Sheriff W S Terry's absence in New Orleans, deputy W S Sisk oversees the sheriff's duties and manages the office operations.
A homeowner reports a brief storm in Jefferson Texas with rain and hail last Thursday afternoon around 6 p.m. The brief blast was stormy for a few minutes and then cleared.
Brambert-Vaughan Co announces daily arrivals of new goods across all lines with Spring Ging hams highlighted. The collection invites patrons to view and purchase the fabrics.
Property listing notes relocation of rooms upstairs to Nos 2 and 4, with Brambert Vaughan & Co as the affected party in the odds and ends notice.
The Gem Theater presents Zigomar in three acts Friday Feb 7 and Bert Morhes showcases The Girl and the Outlaw with Roy LaMann at the Opera House Saturday Feb 8. A desperado tale follows a youth driven by crime until a teen teacher who is his sister guides him to redemption. An unforgettable evening of drama and entertainment is promised.
Telegram from promoter Mr Taylor of Jefferson Texas dated Feb 4 191? notes oil mill meeting delayed because of sickness. Eberstadt secretary for Jefferson Progressive Club says the meeting will be held Monday Feb 10 to complete oil mill organization.
Opportunity passes daily. Brambert-Vaughan Co presents new lines of Spring Dress Goods just received including Russian Cards Rayatz Voile Ratine and Attoman. Strictly New.
A baby girl was born Saturday February 1 to Mr and Mrs George F Brown. A baby boy arrived Sunday February 2 for Mr and Mrs W A Shackelford.
A Friday WCTU social at Mrs Allen Urquhart’s home featured events and performances by the Music Club and student soloists. Attendees enjoyed ambrosia and cake as members signed a reflective book and shared light anecdotes about honesty and temper. A Linden trip and court notes follow.
Brambert-Vaughan Co draws attention with staple and fancy groceries. They advertise high quality eatables and attractive prices, serving as a headquarters for desirable food goods.
The Rev. Dr. Gunn, after a month of lagrippe illness, will conduct Sunday morning services at 11 and evening services at 7:30 next Sunday. The bishop plans to visit the church on Sunday evening March 9.
This week Spellings and Kennon receive a choice lot from feeding pens. The rustling young men will have the best for their market that money can buy.
A year and a half old hog was killed at the Segal Proctor Barn weighing 564 pounds. It was sold to Spellings and Kennon market for 56 dollars and 40 cents. The barn has several large hogs that they plan to kill.
A notice invites applications for two medium farm mules described as nearly perfect. It lists contact J B Closeley in Smithland, notes blank at Jump office, and mentions W C T A meeting with Mrs Wise on Thursday Feb 13 at 3. Also promotes Legal Blanks from The Simplecute office and mail order fills from 5 cents to $5.
Brambet Vaughan Co introduces a new line of neckwear for men and boys. The source notes Britain’s textile industry employs over a million people, underscoring the sector’s scale.
The Marshall and Pittsburg District Missionary Institute meeting in Jefferson January 28 to 30 adopted resolutions praising Rev. C. T. Cummings for his efforts and thanking all contributors for the successful institute and hospitable reception.
A line of up-to-date spring dresses is displayed in new colors and textures. Miss Hattie Forbes contributes a pencil drawing showing notable talent in drawing and painting. A Meeresbaum pipe lies between Hales stable and the M. K. T. depot. return to the Jimp. office for a reward.
Numerous residents and visitors are listed with brief movements around Marshall including Annie Neidermieir, F H Prendergast, Mrs Fox, Mrs Walden, C D Wise, Leah Lecofski, A E Forbes, AN Fitzgerald family, W T Ware Jr, W C Blalock Co, Corra Lee Blackborne, Hazel Rose, Genevieve Francco, Archie Preston, J K Sellers, Mrs P L Bass, Lieut C C Todd and family, Lula Todd, Anne Alford, Mr Alford, Mrs R C Cunningham, J S Moseley, C F Moseley, Miss Lula, J T Howard, and John H McQuerry with various travels, visits, and homecomings noted.
Reader urged to visit Elirambert-Vaughan Co for a beautiful gown made from Dress Goods novelties. Text lists Scudetto Pongee Princess Tissue Sarine Cristal Cloth and Satin Crepe as options. Weather note recalls groundhog day with sleet and ice, later rain melting the ice.
Brambort-Vaughan Co receives a fresh stock of ladies neckwear praised for style and current fashion. The update signals a broader selection aimed at modern wardrobes and daytime wear.
Honor roll list for month ending January 8 1915 at Mims Chapel School includes Kermit Wicker Horace Mills Greggard McNeil Cora Gartinan Myrtie Wimberly Clarence Wick er Andrew Thompson Grace Jartinan Lucille Lock Leonard McNeil Hula Mims Valrie Lock Alice Tyler Vernice Brown Genevieve Francisco taught by Teacher
Bargain sale featuring about five thousand yards of embroidery in all widths and at all prices. Shoppers are urged not to miss the event and to buy while supplies last.
A promotional notice announces Dutchess Muslin Underwear now in stock with prices lower than before and quality unmatched. The sale lasts ten days, inviting early shoppers to secure first choice.
Ik N Morris died at his home in Blackfacl community Harris County after years of invalidism due to an injury. He was a man liked and highly respected by all who knew him. He left a wife and two sons, with condolences tendered to the family.
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